Get on the subway and go to Stephansplatz Station.

Stephansplatz is a significant square located in the centre of Vienna. The square is named after the city's landmark, St. Stephen's Cathedral, which has stood for nearly 300 years. You can go on a horseback ride; there is a FIAKER, a four-wheeled vehicle driven by a horse, for rent. Along with the church in Stephansplatz, there is plenty of shops and cafes, making it an ideal place to spend a couple of hours in the city. 

Visit Hofburg Palace - Michaeler early in the morning and soak in as much as possible.

The palace, located in the old town, is one of the best spots to spend your second day. The Hofburg Palace is a destination that will enchant you just walking up to it, which will continue as you stroll through it. Just contemplating all of history can transport you back in time. The palace has eighteen group structures, twenty courtyards, and around two thousand rooms.

Explore the Museumsquartier

Museumsquartier is one of the world's most prominent districts for contemporary art and culture. The district is 90,000 square metres, so there is a lot to see, and it doesn't stop there: from music and fashion to theatre and dance.

Admire the Hundertwasser Haus

The Hundertwasser House region of Vienna is a must-see. Friedensreich Hundertsasser's vividly coloured building attracts tourists from all walks of life. Only visible from the outside, it is only a 15-minute walk from the City Center. In the heart of Vienna, the Hundertwasser House is a green sanctuary. The same artist transformed a tyre plant into his shopping mall. A visit to the KunstHausWien, created by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, is also suggested.

Explore the Naschmarkt

The Naschmarkt in Vienna is one of the city's most prominent food markets, serving residents and visitors worldwide. The best meals and local items are available, some of which are unique to Austria.

A guided food-tasting tour provides a more in-depth insight into Austrian cuisine. The schedule includes coffee shops, a traditional market, a bakery, and an artisan chocolate shop.

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Schonbrunn Palace is the first site on your day 3 Vienna itinerary.

Schonbrunn Palace was the primary summer residence of the Habsburg Emperor. The palace gardens have been transformed into a stunningly symmetrical public park, and the interior has been transformed into a large museum loaded with history and ghost stories. It is an excellent way to start your tour in Vienna.

Next, head to the Belvedere Palace and Museum.

Although the Belvedere castle is one of Vienna's top attractions, we recommend stopping by the Belvedere museum if you need more time. A destination where you may find 150 sacred mediaeval art items, Gustav Klimt paintings, sculptures, fountains, cascades, and much more.

Lunch at the Inner City Center

At midday, we recommend staying in the city and eating at one of the local cafes or restaurants. The most excellent aspect of the inner city is that there are limitless options dependent on your taste and budget so that you won't go hungry. If you don't feel like eating a whole lunch, you can always have a cup of coffee and a wonderful dessert.

Go to Maria Theresien Platz

The Maria Theresa Legacy is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. A statue of the Empress is regarded as one of the most significant monuments of its time. It is amazing how she changed schools, handled state matters, and cared for her 16 children.

The Graben - Vienna's Luxury Shopping Mile

Now it's time to go shopping; there's an affluent and trendy boulevard packed with shops and cafes. The Graben in Vienna dates back to the old Roamans and is placed in the city's centre, making it a historical landmark with a Viennese flair.

A plague column from the 17th century serves as a distinctive focal point for this market. You're in for a treat with magnificent window displays and local and international designers.

Ferris Wheel at Wiener Prater

At last, a place where you can eat comfort food, unwind and enjoy every moment of your existence. The Prater is around 15 minutes from the city centre and is one of Vienna's top amusement parks. While it has several attractions, one of Prater park's most recognisable emblems is the Wiener Riesenrad Ferris Wheel.

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